The Mergermarket M&A Forum - Southeast Asia returns on 25 April 2023 to Singapore. The event will bring together over 430 corporate investors, private equity fund managers and M&A advisors for a day of exclusive networking and high-level insights into the M&A landscape in the region.

This full-day conference will review recent project successes to provide the foundation for addressing the big issues facing our sector and how they impact people, the planet and the economy.

The 5th Mergermarket M&A Forum - Australia returns this year on 16 March 2023 in Sydney, bringing together leading corporate investors, private equity fund managers and M&A advisors for a day of exclusive networking and high-level insights into the Australian M&A deal landscape.

As the leading fixed-income debt instrument, green bonds have also paved the way for the appearance of other thematic-labelled bonds. New labels and formats contributing to long-term environmental and social projects have arisen to further expand the labelled bond market, which is a clear signal that issuers and investors are highly committed to a greener, fairer, and more sustainable world.

Industry 4.0 ecosystem is gathering in Barcelona.

The amortize. The biggest decisions we make in our companies require a long view of Latin America. However, most published forecasts barely predict one year ahead. That is why AMI developed a 10-year outlook for Latin America, based upon the extrapolation of unmistakable trends reshaping our economies and societies today.

Resilience, SLB standards, sovereign issuance & transition tipping-point all in the mix for 2023

Entrex Carbon Market (Entrex), a Florida-based blockchain-enabled carbon offsets and futures trading platform, is considering pursuing a Shariah compliant Fatwa for its offerings pursuant to the investor mandate, Stephen H Watkins, CEO of Entrex, told ISFI.

The global steel sector has reached a fork in the road. Before 2030, 71% of existing coal-based blast furnaces (1090 Mt) will reach the end of its lifetime and require major reinvestment. As the next investment cycle won’t happen for another two decades, this means that this decade provides the critical opportunity for steel to transition to a more sustainable sector.

It seems that the region continues to act as a platform for battles of interests between the EU and Russia. So far, this competition is favouring the Stans.